Includes a bonus short story by Delores Fossen.

When Crandal Mackey was elected commonwealth's attorney in 1903, he set his sights on the illegal bars, bordellos and casinos of Alexandria County. The Virginia county--now Arlington County and parts of Alexandria--was plagued by crime in the streets and corruption at City Hall. Armed with a shotgun and accompanied by an axe-wielding posse, Mackey embarked on a crusade, busting up saloons and conducting raids throughout the county. When the dust settled, Mackey had shut down an infamous racetrack in Del Ray and politicians on the take in Alexandria County's political machine. Yet, in 1915 he mysteriously withdrew his bid for another term. Author Michael Lee Pope uncovers the little-known story of one man's battle to rid Alexandria and Arlington of sinister vice and violent crime.

The Civil War is over. The American West is on the mend. But one man’s battle has just begun as he discovers that freedom and justice are never as simple as black and white. JUSTICE GUN Live by it. Die by it. It was a miracle for gunman Matt Price to make it out of Redemption, Texas, alive. Facing down the outlaws who wanted him dead, he left the town in flames, like the hell it was. Gut-shot and dying, he drifted. It was a blessing that he was rescued by the Carvers—a black family pioneering their way to freedom, toward the peaceful town of New Harmony. Price knows that if it sounds too good to be true, it is. An old rule but still holding strong in New Harmony. Recuperating in the small settlement, Price learns that not everyone is interested in being friendly, and that not all outsiders are treated equally. It’s time for Matt Price to wage a new war—as the savior of the people who saved his life.

Buckskin Lee Morgan was holding the best hand any gambler could want. Fate had dealt him a full house--three ladies and two jokers. The jokers were white slavers ready to club Morgan until he was several cards short of a full deck. Before Lee could raise the ante, he'll have to bid the four-flushers out of the game with six guns and hard fists.

The Gold Rush boomtown of Ophis, California, is plagued by a series of robberies, extortion schemes, and murders, and with no sheriff in town to keep the peace, things can only get worse, until the Trailsman arrives.

One of the weapons a police officer fears most is the shotgun - the blast feels like nine people are shooting at you, simultaneously. As he pursued a hijacked truck with a hostage inside, Officer Dana Owen was Shotgunned by desperate gangsters and hit, not once, but twice, in the head. Read this riveting page-turner to find out whether Dana is able to help bring the fugitives to justice, before the clock on the statute of limitations runs out!

Raymond Royal lost his desire to live when he returned home to find his wife and daughter murdered. He quickly learned the only viable suspect was himself, with no other persons of interest. Months later, he suffered severe burns to his legs from a mysterious courthouse fire. He endured constant pain, refused to eat, was uncooperative, and wanted to die. In the hospital, Ray encountered a brown-eyed nurse, learning she had lost a loved one to violence months before he did. They became very close. Sharing their faith in God. When a Justice Department agent informed Royal that the police would never investigate those responsible for the murders of his family, he offered an opportunity to track down those liable. Ray’s Special Forces experience provided an excellent disguise to destroy an expanding drug ring that had ordered the hit on his family. Can their growing relationship and their faith withstand the perils and challenges of Royal’s quest for Blind Justice? Will the brown-eyed nurse accept his dispensing of Justice? Would he still love her if she revealed her hidden secrets and confessed her past? Their Faith will be tested in a roller coaster of trials, emotions, and deceit.